New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-15
STEALING TO GET MARRIED.
JEwELRY AND DIAMONDS PAwNED.

MONEY WASTED AT THE RACEs-ARTICLEs OBJ
TANNED FROM MANY JEWELLERS.
T. NJ Kieinberser diamond broker Of No. 73 Nassau
st., called upon Captain McLaugbln or the First Pro-
cinct Police. day last week and said that August
a young man named Harris, who was employed By
Peter Hartman OF No. SO Maiden Lane. had purch ased
from him q pair OF diamond earrings valued at
Sloo on memorandum in the name OF
bis employer. Mr.. Kleinbergsr also said
that ne sold to Harris In the two days
lates diamond ring worth Sl25. and on last Tuesday
par OF diamond earrings valued at 5000. Ths time
upon which the goods sold up he contin-
ued and Harris hal said that he unable either to
produee the goods pay for them.
Captain Mclaughlin on Saturday sent Detective Oates
to brilg Harris before hn. At first the young man
defiant, but after awhile he broke down and said
that he might we'll make clean Breast OF 1t all lie
then aid that his Julius Harris. age twenty
four. and though his parents lead be had some
wealthy and Influential relatives in this city. He has
been IN the employ OF Peter Hartman for the last six
years. About two years no went TO board In He
brew family in East
OF :Ae members OF which was young woman
with whom he fell desperately In love-
His salary not large enough to enable him to keep
up the appearances which he thought 1t necessary to
maintain In order to win the young lays hand aud he
took 10 obtanins goods memoranda in the name Of
his employer The goods thus obtainei he pawned at
yarus places and with the proceeds onetissue with tho
b0oknlkers the racecOUrses lavished costly
ents bis sweetheart The impression that he made In
this way upon the young woman WAS highly favorable,
and she finally consented 10 marry him. On Sunday
eye~ing week ago, after having expressed deernlna
ton % embrace the Hebrew fath he married 10 tho
girl b. rabbi The next day he obtaiued sono more
goods, which he also pa wned and furnished fat at No
4l6 sixthayc., Brooklyn. into which he aud his bride
mo ID
He confessed that August he obtained from Aikin
Lambert Co., OF No. % Maiden Lane gold watches
wcrth 1923. which lie pawned s65; Juno 81 from
:. g. Meyers & Co.. No. 81 MaIlen Lane two gold
wstrnes valued at $685. which he pawned for $40 ON
j.. - from ihe urn Tour gold chains valued at
lam smith 81 %. OF No. 80 Maiden Llne
gold chains valued at sl9o which ne pawned
six iold chains valued At $l75 which he pswned FOR
$40 on July % he received IRON Peter Hartman. his
employer by saying that he had customer ior Them
par ~ diamond earrings valued at @lIO, which 40
..cof q Co.. ~ No. l19 BrOa way, two gol watches
valued at Sal 80. which he pawned Tor Sbo on August
4 from tue agent IN TINS city OF Martin;
ch' nd valued al Sl30 which 10 pawnei for $s5 !;
August from J. H. wood * Son. OF No ii JOha-st.
wedding ring valued at 80 %. and on July 20, from
charlanc watch and several small articles or jewclry,
d Al - 1. he his prospective BRIDE.
Ait.-sth,f obaned ewelry worth aoout Sl,sOO aid
pawucd IL FOR Lr1tiy $1,000.
Harms told waere ho mad pawned the articles.
and they all recovered lilo was locked
up. aud In tho afternoon his wife called
ulon hin. rho was overcome at the slght or her
hushdnt IN prison aHd was unable To control herseli
Sho eept ptrOusy and upDraet niin Tor bringing as
grce upon her Alter tue Interview with her hu.0and
she went home to ner parents. Much sympathy ls cN
iavorie her trends Harris Will De arrasUed in
coz this morning